I purchased this item myself. Post contains affiliate links.Hook & loop closure diapers need occasional “cleaning out” to keep them in tip top shape. Whether you just want to help them stick better, avoid diaper chains in the wash, or if you’re getting ready to sell your used cloth diapers, you probably do this (or need to.) You can sit picking fuzz out with your fingers, use a Snappi (which I’ve done) or get it done quickly with this handy tool.

The MSRP of the Grip Clean is $6.99. Since I’m dumb, I didn’t realize this when I ordered it, and paid more for it (but I got “free” shipping. *facepalm*) Anyhoo, even though I paid more, I am in love with this little doohickey!

It’s super compact (I keep it in my laundry room), is easy to grip, and slides closed to cover the bristles.

The wiry bristles remind me of a pet brush, but the length and size are perfect for cleaning out hook & loop.

A couple swipes…

and whoa.

Even my most neglected diapers look brand new! I’ve been keeping my Grip Clean in the laundry room where I stuff and stack diapers, so I can easily give a diaper some attention as needed. It’s addictively satisfying; I want to search the house for other Velcro to clean. 😉

Maria is the mother of 3, writing about cloth diapers & going green. You'll often find her juggling her preschooler and typing 1-handed in between sips of cold coffee.
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